Measurement campaign on the electromagnetic environment in the central region of the city of Mossoro

The constant technological innovation in the telecommunications area means that more and more people are exposed to electromagnetic radiation from a variety of sources. The concern with the possible health risks that this exposure can cause in the population motivates many organizations to develop studies with the aim to establish limits of human exposure to this type of radiation. The knowledge of these exposure limits and how these fields are spatially distributed are very important to the development of techniques to protect against this kind of radiation. The aim of this paper is to study the distribution of the electromagnetic pollution in the central region of Mossoro by measuring the intensity of the electromagnetic fields in a broad band from 10 MHz to 8 GHz and estimate how these fields are spatially distributed using interpolations techniques.